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Travis Haze
Sep 12, 2023
Fun climb. Look for placements on the sides of the human-sized crack towards the bottom. Request to change… View Comment
DJ Reyes
Jul 11, 2022
My guide has this as 10b. I'd say it's harder than that! Very thin move left at the bulge and a lacey hig… View Comment
Jessica Keenum
May 9, 2021
.5-#3 cams and large nuts are good on this. Nuts work best imho. View Comment
Mijin K
Sep 25, 2020
This was an unremarkable, but enjoyable and comfortable lead with plenty of good placement opportunities. T… View Comment
Perry Norris
Aug 3, 2020
The yellow line above is not the way most people start. Pull-up and reach the pocket at the bottom and lef… View Comment
Michael Spielman
Jun 24, 2020
Great thin crack practice. View Comment
Michael Spielman
Jun 24, 2020
Super thin and slabby. View Comment
Carlos Garcia
Mar 10, 2020
14/10 Would let him belay me all the time. View Comment
Adrienne M
Aug 18, 2019
There are indeed two brand new bolts immediately to climber's left of the manky old ones! This whole thi… View Comment
Walt Barker
Nov 16, 2018
Super fun Route! View Comment
Brendon A. Chapman
Oct 8, 2018
I believe this route and the Phantom Crack are great places for beginners to learn to follow/clean or even… View Comment
Brendon A. Chapman
Oct 8, 2018
I made a couple laps on what I believed to be this route 0n 10-06-18 teaching a friend how to follow and cl… View Comment
Carlos Garcia
May 21, 2018
I climbed an undocumented line between Rib Line and Fine Line. It shares no holds and climbs in a very diff… View Comment
Josh Lowy
Aug 31, 2017
Fun little "fine" line! Crux came down low on the slab for me. The crack was cruiser and pleasan… View Comment
Josh Lowy
Aug 31, 2017
5.6 foot trust. A quicker exit to the summit than walking around. View Comment
Josh Lowy
Aug 31, 2017
The undercling flake is fun and worth its brevity. Thought the original line finished direct, not trendin… View Comment
Josh Lowy
Aug 31, 2017
Short and simple. Takes relatively wide gear, but at such a low angle the rock might arrest your fall befo… View Comment
Benjamin Chapman
Dec 19, 2016
Careful of those rocks! View Comment
Benjamin Chapman
Dec 19, 2016
Yee Ha! View Comment
Benjamin Chapman
Dec 19, 2016
Been there and done that. Love Donner Summit. Great granite. View Comment
Chris Weiss
Aug 13, 2015
Great slab route, but no way .10+ or even .10-. View Comment
DJ Reyes
Jun 2, 2013
I liked this climb as it has a good variation of moves. I agree that the crux is getting into the crack fr… View Comment
DJ Reyes
May 13, 2013
I almost feel like I did a different route than the others here. I found the climbing to be mid-ten for su… View Comment
DJ Reyes
May 13, 2013
Definitely fun though I'd have loved to have the undercling portion go on for a couple dozen more feet! Th… View Comment
DJ Reyes
May 13, 2013
The rating seemed fair at least to me as a leader. Don't forget that in order to protect this route you'll… View Comment
Rocco Spina
Aug 26, 2012
I did the bolts by handdrill off hooks,climb just left of pro View Comment
Chase Rider
Aug 4, 2012
I found the crux above the horizontal crack on top of Fine Line. It was a thin, slab route. Easy toprope ac… View Comment
mattymck
Jun 13, 2012
This is a fun little climb, but is not a 10+. This was among my first ten or twenty leads, and even then I… View Comment
Colonel Mustard
Oct 10, 2011
Three pieces if you want to really sew this baby up. I used a .5 camalot - to a 4" camalot near the top of… View Comment
Colonel Mustard
Oct 1, 2011
Two other variations on either side of Fine Line also make excellent thin face TRs, if you are looking to g… View Comment
Josh C
Aug 24, 2011
I always called this climb 10a or 10b by staying on the true arete. Unexperienced leaders should be careful… View Comment
LifeIsGood
May 15, 2010
Interesting to read what others have said. This was one of my early leads - certainly early face/slab c… View Comment
Wes P
Oct 10, 2009
I led this route and thought it was about 5.8 when you climb more toward the corner. View Comment
philfell
Jul 13, 2009
This climb pretty much goes up the middle of the slab, fall line below the TR anchors. There are 3 or 4… View Comment
Stucker
Nov 28, 2008
Notice the presence of at least one fabulous sock! View Comment
Taylor Christensen
Sep 1, 2008
This Route is mostly made up of fingernail hand holds. View Comment
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